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March 9th, 2012 — Designer Stuff
This isn’t just any star’s home, it’s Darren Star’s home. Don’t recognize the name? He’s the creator behind favorite shows such as 90212, Melrose Place, Sex and the City, and the recent GCB.
Architectural Digest featured his recently renovated Bel Air home in their March 2012 issue. Personally, I’m drooling over the grey lacquered bar room and the giant disco ball painting.
How about you?
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March 8th, 2012 — Designer Stuff
I don’t know about you, but I’m always in the mood for a nice, deep navy blue – no matter what shape or form it’s in. So yes, I’ll take one of each of these. Except for the dishes – I’ll take eight of those!
How do you take your navy blues?
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March 7th, 2012 — Designer Stuff
I came across this image the other day on SF Girl by Bay and I’ve gone back numerous times just to stare at it. It’s just so fun and whimsical and perfect. It’s not just the ceiling that’s perfect, but everything about the white walls and the color parallel within the bedding.
Would you keep this space the same or would you go for a different color palette?
March 6th, 2012 — Designer Stuff
Translated to the Plo brothers, Les frères Plo is a collection designed by Gaspard Graulich.
Graulich’s website describes Les frères Plo: “With a basic interlocking system, vivid colors and friendly proportions, they just want to give some lightness and personality to our living spaces.”
As shown above, Les frères Plo break down nicely, making them extremely easy to ship.
What do you think of the vibrant Les frères Plo?
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March 5th, 2012 — Designer Stuff
A couple of weeks ago, I posted this mid-century modern home for sale in Salt Lake City and ever since I’ve been sneaking a few minutes here and there on the Move Modern website where I found that house. They have some beautiful and interesting homes on their site, and I definitely recommend checking them out. One of those homes is shown above; a modern home available for sale in Charlotte, North Carolina. I love it’s bright light and concrete floors. And it’s on the market for $340,000.
Makes me want to relocate, how about you?!
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March 3rd, 2012 — Designer Stuff
Happy Friday!
Do you have anything planned for the weekend? Here are six links to make your weekend a little bit more fabulous!
1) Loving the painting in this foyer, as well as following the renovations of this home.
2) This light looks like paper…but it’s not!
3) A little gold leaf pen makes a big difference…
4) Don’t know any Girl Scouts to buy cookies from? Make your own Samoas!
5) Doesn’t this living room look like Spring to you?
6) Learn how to make your own giant paper flowers…
Got any links to share?
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March 2nd, 2012 — Designer Stuff
Since I recently just started reading the i suwanee blog, I recently just came across their store Furbish, an excellent home store in Raleigh that just expanded to the ecommerce world.
And thank goodness for that because just look at thebeautiful pale pink sofa above. [I really, really need it.]
From furniture to home accessories and clothing, Furbish has bright and bold items of all kinds. I’m so glad I stumbled upon it! What’s your favorite item from Furbish?
February 29th, 2012 — Designer Stuff
Happy Leap Day! Do you have any plans to celebrate this unique day?
Since February 29th is also known as Sadie Hawkins Day – a day in which women propose to men – how perfect is the Sadie Hawkins Ring from Erica Weiner?
If there won’t be any proposals or engagements in your lives today, there are a few other fun ways to commemorate Leap Day. You can watch the Leap Year movie or engage in an intense game of leap frog.
Will you be participating in any Leap Day activities today?
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February 28th, 2012 — Designer Stuff
Whether it’s blue, green, blue-green, or a combination of all three – these colors play well with others and really make a bright, fresh impact on a room.
Would you agree?
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February 27th, 2012 — Designer Stuff
My house would be at least 1000 times more fabulous if I had one of these Uovo Black Pearl chandeliers hanging in it. Wouldn’t yours?
As uovo is Italian for “egg,” the egg-shaped attributes of this gorgeous chandelier are made using glass-blowing techniques and then finished in either gold or silver.
The Uovo Black Pearl is made by glass company Lasvit in collaboration with designer Rony Plesi.
What do you think of the Uovo?
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